Email "Forwarding" via a Mailing List where From header matches mailing list address

[jmvarelasudy]

Hi, this is my first post here.

I´m not sure wether this issue has been addressed or not but I dont know how to search the topic (what to search I mean).

I am trying to configure a mail everyone@example.com and configure it so that when lets say john@example.com sends a mail to everyone@example.com it gets to sarah jane and tom (sorry for the lame examples)

This mail has to get to all the "list" with the FROM from everyone@example.com so that they can reply there and everybody else will get it.

I hope I´m explaineng myself, if not, please DO ask!

Thanks in advance!

Juan

[cPanelDon]

Hi, this is my first post here.

I´m not sure wether this issue has been addressed or not but I dont know how to search the topic (what to search I mean).

I am trying to configure a mail everyone@example.com and configure it so that when lets say john@example.com sends a mail to everyone@example.com it gets to sarah jane and tom (sorry for the lame examples)

This mail has to get to all the "list" with the FROM from everyone@example.com so that they can reply there and everybody else will get it.

I hope I´m explaineng myself, if not, please DO ask!

Thanks in advance!

Juan

The described type of e-mail forwarding via a list can be setup using a Mailing List created in cPanel, and then by customizing the Mailing List configuration: cPanel: Main >> Mail >> Mailing Lists

[cPanelDon]

I've revised the thread title in attempt to better describe the request and hopefully attract more people that are familiar with customizing the Mailman-based mailing lists that are created via cPanel.

[jmvarelasudy]

I've revised the thread title in attempt to better describe the request and hopefully attract more people that are familiar with customizing the Mailman-based mailing lists that are created via cPanel.

The described type of e-mail forwarding via a list can be setup using a Mailing List created in cPanel, and then by customizing the Mailing List configuration: cPanel: Main >> Mail >> Mailing Lists

Thank you to both. I will try my luck with mailman. If anybody can think of guide for dummies for mailman I would appreciate it.

I´ll start a new post on mailman if relevant.

Thanks agian.

Regards

Juan

[cPanelDon]

Thank you to both. I will try my luck with mailman. If anybody can think of guide for dummies for mailman I would appreciate it.

I´ll start a new post on mailman if relevant.

Thanks agian.

Regards

Juan

For in-depth information regarding configuration I recommend searching the official Mailman documentation (as linked below):

• Home - Mailman Documentation - Confluence
• GNU Mailman - List Administration Manual
  • 2.1.1 General list personality
  • 2.1.2 Reply-To header munging

[jmvarelasudy]

For in-depth information regarding configuration I recommend searching the official Mailman documentation (as linked below):

• Home - Mailman Documentation - Confluence
• GNU Mailman - List Administration Manual
  • 2.1.1 General list personality
  • 2.1.2 Reply-To header munging

Thank you very much, I will try to do it with phplist first.

Regards